Turn up to a drive, scan the coordinator's code, and the NGO signs off your hours. Verified — not self-reported. Every certificate can be checked by anyone.
The difference between a certificate that means something and one that doesn't is who signed it. On SOI, that's always the NGO that ran the drive.
Browse what NGOs near you have coming up — environment, education, health, community.
Show up and scan the coordinator's QR code. Your attendance is recorded on the spot.
The NGO confirms you were there. You get a certificate with a code anyone can verify.
If someone has shown you a SOI certificate, you can confirm it is genuine in a few seconds — no account, no app. Every certificate carries a code like SOI-AB12-CD34 and a QR that opens the check directly.
Verify a certificateOne record, four sides of the same drive.
Collect hours that a college, NSS unit or employer can actually check — instead of a self-written line on a form.
Publish drives, run check-in from a phone, certify everyone in one tap, and keep a clean record of who turned up for your funders.
Enrol students who have no account, no email and no phone. The teacher holds the record; students collect verified hours for NSS, IB CAS and similar programmes.
Give employee volunteering a record worth reporting, signed off by the NGO rather than self-declared.
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